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Yes that is correct ! Are you still confused on the ground and neutral ?

Guess I assumed it was in a detached...sorry You are correct

Normally you lose the bar thats bonding neutral to ground and ground still stays attached to the panel for a sub panel app like yours. I personally like additional ground terminals just to keep a cleaner look just my preference! to prevent it from looking like a rats nest. lol and yes I would...

Personally I would buy 2 ground terminal kits @ 6.97 ea have one on the right side of the box one on the left side. leave the "jumper" bar currently thats bonding neutral and ground and call these your Neutral lugs anything coming into left side all wires run cleanly up left and right on right...

The neutral is on the right or top of the picture hence the larger lug at the top ! The ground is the bar on the left side of the panel or bottom of the picture..They are currently bonded with the cross bar you will want to remove the bar if this is a sub-panel from which I have read it is! Then...

The jumper is to be removed from the neutral to ground and if there is a screw grounding the neutral to the box its removed also! The neutral should not be bonded to ground on subpanel and ground should be grounded to the box which intern is grounded. Only time ground and neutral are bonded is...

I kinda like it ! At the end of the street I used to live on the house was OSHA orange and yellowish green

Great looking shop Kevin! The red is similar to what I had in my last house living room walls. How do you keep the shop so clean though? LoL...something I need to learn how to do ! And to the thread...Shop walls are light grey

LMAO...Too funny..great build! Not sure why people are always so pessimistic about things. Unfortunately I have let alot of people talk me out of alot of homemade builds over the yrs. Those that dont have a clue most powders cure at around 425-475 degrees.

Nice shop ! The trucks look tiny in the building..LoL Enjoy your Christmas present !

Looks like a fair contract to me ! Though I am not a lawyer, looks similar to contracts we have done as subcontractors for ironwork. Good luck and enjoy your new garage !

I know you can order galvanized in no spangle small med and large. Some of which will determine how dark the material is.. But if you want to make rusty why use galvanized?

Speedglas is by far the lightest and best autodarkening IMHO...I use a 9100&9002x Very HAPPY with them the 9100 is a super light weight which is great for productiion welding ! Doubt you will find them for 100 unless you go used !

Welcome to the Garage ! NY here too

We use both Amada's and Cinncinati press brakes and both are kind of different as far as size of the dies we use on an amada to form a piece of 16ga CRS (.059 ) We would use a .310 bottom and in the cinnci I'd use a .375 bottom so a general rule to go by would be 5 to 6 times your material on...

Just ordered some of this stuff ! Not cheap by anymeans but after reading various reviews i'll start with this then take it from there ! Thanks everyone for your input !

Do you have a H Frame hydraulic press and some fabrication ability? If so you can fairly easily make a die to press and form your own depending to how many you require.

Nice garage ! Lots of potential mackman I like the height of the inside and the cinderblock walls ! If there was one thing I would change about my shop it would be the ceiling height ! You also scored huge on the extras...And rather then hoping a crack head steals the 15HP 3 phase compressor...

Edit: not really contributing now but this just popped I'm head. Yes, spending a ton of coin just to shoot some of your goop in a hole sounds like a ***** (of a job). LMAO too Funny:beer::lol_hitti

Garboui what do you suggest after I am harnessed attemped to walk up the side of the roof ? If you havent seen the pictures I posted the roof is pretty steep! I do agree seems like a waste to rent a lift for a 10 dollar fix